HSE: Coronavirus outbreak an 'emerging, rapidly evolving situation'

The outbreak of the new coronavirus has been described as “an emerging, rapidly evolving situation” by the HSE's Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

HSE: Coronavirus outbreak an 'emerging, rapidly evolving situation'
Fri, 24 Jan, 2020 - 19:02
Evelyn Ring

The outbreak of the new coronavirus has been described as “an emerging, rapidly evolving situation” by the HSE's Health Protection Surveillance Centre.

The European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control said more information was needed to evaluate the full extent of the mode of transmission.

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